Hi All,
I reciently purchased a computer from Cyberpower with the following specifications:
Asus SLI-Premuim
AMD X2 64 4600
2 Gigs of RAM
(2) 250 Gig HD in a RAID 0
(2) EvGa 7800 GT (SLI)
SB X-FI Platnum
5.1 Speakers
16X DVD
Sony 52X32X52 CDRW
19 Inch CRT
When I recieved my computer I noticed that Cyberpower had configured the RAID 0 Array using the regular SATA (Banks 3 and 4) connectors instead of the NVRAID SATA. I don't understand why they would do this, and if there is a way to switch it to the NVRAID SATA connectors without losing any data. Is there any advantages to using the NVRAID SATA connectors as oposed to the regular SATA? I was very frustrated at first while trying to install another 250 Gig drive in the SATA bank 1 slot, but after removing banks 1 and 2 in the BIOS from RAID everything worked fine. Thanks in advance for any help provided.
I reciently purchased a computer from Cyberpower with the following specifications:
Asus SLI-Premuim
AMD X2 64 4600
2 Gigs of RAM
(2) 250 Gig HD in a RAID 0
(2) EvGa 7800 GT (SLI)
SB X-FI Platnum
5.1 Speakers
16X DVD
Sony 52X32X52 CDRW
19 Inch CRT
When I recieved my computer I noticed that Cyberpower had configured the RAID 0 Array using the regular SATA (Banks 3 and 4) connectors instead of the NVRAID SATA. I don't understand why they would do this, and if there is a way to switch it to the NVRAID SATA connectors without losing any data. Is there any advantages to using the NVRAID SATA connectors as oposed to the regular SATA? I was very frustrated at first while trying to install another 250 Gig drive in the SATA bank 1 slot, but after removing banks 1 and 2 in the BIOS from RAID everything worked fine. Thanks in advance for any help provided.